Aries:Too much or Not enough

This topic was created in the Aries forum by aries89dc on Tuesday, April 29, 2014 and has 7 replies.

Understanding Aries and the Need for Privacy

Aries individuals often crave independence and space to recharge. Too much noise or crowding can lead to irritability and stress, making privacy essential for their well-being. Recognizing these needs helps in managing their energy and maintaining balance in relationships and environments.

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@aries89dc
12 Years

There are times where I just want to walk out in the middle of certain situations and be left alone. I need privacy at this very moment. Too crowded, too noisy, too much of anything that makes me irritable. And in some case it may not be enough space, or enough time I'm about to have a mental breakdown.

How important is privacy to you ?

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@aries89dc
12 Years

I don't have a cave to retreat to, I'm in a dorm and the library is closed due to the weather. I usually take very long road trips around the city, unfortunately it's not safe to drive. Bummer

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@gmfpnb
12 YearsAries

Live with two roommates and my room is my cave. It's rare that they get to come into my refuge. It might be a few nights of me recharging inside there and then it's back to normal.

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@aries89dc
12 Years

I need to meditate and the only time I feel the need to do so is after two in the morning when things have whined down. During the day there are constant distractions and they are so aggravating. I have to bite my tongue so I won't blurt out my frustration and hurt anyone.

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@aries89dc
12 Years

Moon in Libra
I think it's my sun in aries that prefers to stay active. Since I have been confined to study in this room all year, I need a different scenery.

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@VenusAquarius
14 Years10,000+ Posts

I barely know what privacy is, it's so rare. It's difficult to miss. It takes a very long time for me to miss it. But, it happens. I don't require much - just a teeny weeny bit from time to time. I might get two hours home alone once a month, maybe.

Family makes it very difficult to have privacy and I knew this before I had a family of my own. So in college, I lived in my own apartment because I knew that would probably be the most privacy I would have. I was right.

I escape into my mind (often automatically, often rudely) - an ability I've always had.